H. S. Seniors To Meet at KU
Over 300 senior girls from about 100 Kansas and Missouri high schools will attend High School Leadership Day at the Kansas University campus. Chancellor Wescoe opens with professor student discussions and Mortar Board and Owens discuss topics. Freshman hostesses accompany delegates and Emily Taylor closes.
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Kansas and
Missouri
Kansas University
Associated Women
W. Clarke Wescoe
Mortar Board
Owens
Emily Taylor
Lawrence High School
Janice Altenbernd
Becky Dowers
Susan Dunlap
Cynthia Erhart
Donna Giffin
Sue Hagen
Nancy Hitt
Brenda Kidd
Patty Kuhn
Lynn Neibarger
Nancy Pinet
Sheila Pullen
Candy Williams
Kathy Wilson
Pam Zwink
Ruth Stouppe
Sharon White
Tonganoxie Rural High School
Wil
Vicki Oleson
Diana Lutz
Eudora
Gloria Wild
Kathy Gilbert
Donna Shrader
McLouth Rural High School
Campus strike at Santa Rita prompts student pickets and police inquiry
About 97 000 students faced picket lines at 8 am as a campuswide strike called by Stephan Weissman began. Demonstrators released from Santa Rita Farm jail buses were greeted by supporters outside the gate. police deny rough treatment while the district attorney reviews whether detainees are students.
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Sheriff's St. Joseph Cohen
Stephan Weissman
Weissman
Santa Rita Farm
Oakland
City Treasurer Position Imminent Selection Expected Soon
City Manager Ray Wells said three applicants remain for the vacant city treasurer post and hopes to announce a replacement Monday. Former treasurer Mike Jones resigned November 25 to take an assistant finance officer role in San Leandro California. interim duties have been handled by Bill Tschudy.
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Ray Wells
Mike Jones
San Leandro
Calif
Wells
Bill Tschudy
Traylor Memorial Fund Gathers 700 For KU Students
Friends and associates of Joe Traylor have contributed nearly 700 dollars to the Kansas University Endowment Association to establish the Joe Traylor Memorial Fund. The fund supports loans to deserving KU students, with preference for Lawrence entrants, as a lasting tribute to the late Lawrence insurance man and civic leader.
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Joe Traylor
Kansas University Endowment Association
Irvin Youngberg
Traylor
Lawrence
Youngberg
Christmas decorations moved at KU campuses amid snow delay
Workers paused in placing Front decorations in front of Strong Hall Hoch Auditorium and chancellor residence Watkins Hospital and the Kansas Union. A 20 foot tree will be set in Strong Hall rotunda Monday with hopes decorations finish by Tuesday afternoon. Buildings and Grounds crews use one road plow four tractors and five trucks on the snow route and are sanding hills and streets.
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Strong Hall
Hoch Auditorium
Watkins Hospital
Kansas Union
Hoch
Weather Notes and Snow Clearing in Lawrence
The report covers ongoing snow removal in downtown Lawrence along with the day’s temperatures. Thursday’s high was 28 degrees and the low 20, with an unofficial 19-degree overnight in the downtown area. The date’s all time high of 66 degrees and low of 18 are cited, with year-ago readings of 54 and 29.
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Lawrence
Surgery Expected On Reserve Corps
Washington AP reports defense officials prepare for major surgery on military reserve forces. Studies in the Air Force and Army inform recommendations awaited by Secretary McNamara. Indications point to heavy losses or merger of Reserve with the National Guard to cut waste and bolster readiness.
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Washington
Air Force
Army
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Air Force Reserve
National Guard
Pentagon
Reserve
Roll of Mariner Delayed by Spacecraft Out of Control
Pasadena scientists postponed Mariner 4’s Mars approach after the 575 pound spacecraft went briefly out of control. Jet Propulsion Laboratory planned a retry Saturday morning as engineers attempted to correct its course within 8 600 miles of Mars while Canopus navigation was refocused.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mars
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mariner 4
Earth
Mariner
Space
Two KC Women Die in House Fire
In Kansas City two women died in a home blaze at 16 West 108th Street after one telephoned for help. Victims were Imogene Hedrick Roush 55, widow of a Westinghouse executive, and her mother Anna Hedrick 83. The house was destroyed.
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Kansas City
Imogene Hedrick Roush
Westinghouse Company
Anna Hedrick
West 108Th St
CORE names new chairman and officers in local chapter
Richard Burke of 2207 Ohio an assistant professor at Kansas University becomes chairman of the local CORE chapter Other officers include Harold Stagg vice chairman Gloria Carrillo recording secretary Mildred Dickeman corresponding secretary and Michael Maher treasurer
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Richard Burke
Ohio
Kansas University
Congress of Racial Equality
Harold Stagg
Tenn
Gloria Carrillo
Miss
Mildred Dickeman
Michael Maher
Ind
King Commends FBI Over Mississippi Arrests
Rev. Martin Luther King praised the FBI for arrests in the slaying of three civil rights leaders in Mississippi. He warned that obtaining a conviction would be very difficult and urged that suspects face both federal civil rights charges and state murder counts.
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New York
Martin Luther King
FBI Today
Mississippi
Mississippi Civil Rights Slayings Prompt FBI Expansion
The Mississippi killings sparked a White House push with Allen Dulles and J. Edgar Hoover visiting Jackson. FBI and naval personnel intensified the probe with a new field office, arrest warrants, and a Biloxi grand jury inquiry into civil rights charges tied to the slayings of three youths near Philadelphia Mississippi.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Jackson
Mississippi
Memphis
New Orleans
Oh Jolly
Chaney
Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Biloxi
Rainey
Price
Neshoba County
Earl Akin
Horne
Schwerner
Chaney and Goodman
United States
Philadelphia
Miss
Justice Department
Hoover
Paul B. Johnson
Missisippi
Optimist Clubs Honor 57 Students At Thursday Banquet
Lawrence three Optimist Clubs honored 57 students from Central Junior High West Junior High and Lawrence High School at a Thursday dinner at the Holiday Inn. Snow reduced the crowd to about 90. Notable attendees included club members and spouses with Arden Booth addressing the students.
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Lawrence
Holiday Inn
Central Junior High
West Junior High
Lawrence High
Arden Booth
C. O. Nauman
Sunset Club
Darwin Benton
Emerson Elected President of Douglas County Bar Association
John A. Emerson of 2229 West Dr was chosen Thursday night as president of the Douglas County Bar Association succeeding Eugene C Riling. Fred N Six and Jack Sullivan were elected vice president and secretary treasurer. Emerson, with the firm Barber Emerson and Six, is a 1957 Kansas University graduate and former assistant state attorney general. he and Mrs Emerson have two children.
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John A. Emerson
West Dr
Douglas County Bar Association
Eugene C. Riling
Fred N. Six
Jack Sullivan
Emerson
Barber, Emerson
Kansas University
John
Mary Ann
Franklin County School Bond Election Put On Hold
Franklin County district seeks PERA permission to hold a 777000 dollar bond election for a new high school but status depends on settling territory with Miami County. Throckmorton said the 13 land sections may join Miami County districts, effective July 1 1966, raising questions of who pays.
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PERA
Franklin County
Adel F. Throckmorton
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Throckmorton
Miami County
Douglas County Savings Bonds hits $581,560 in 10-month total
Bond total for the 10 month period ending October reaches $581,560 in Douglas County purchases of Series E and Series H bonds. Statewide 1964 Savings Bond purchases total $54,008,437, reaching 78 percent of the year's quota.
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Douglas County
Riley Burcham
Storms Sweep Most of U S Across Nation
Stormy weather with snow sleet rain and strong winds blankets nearly all regions. Northern Midwest reports subzero cold with 19 below in North Dakota as Weather Bureaus issue heavy snow and hazard warnings from New England to Idaho.
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Midwest
North Dakota
New England
New York State
Idaho
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Englewood
Elkhart
Kan
Guymon
Okla
Tallahassee
Mississippi
Ohio
Johnson Bans Discrimination in Federal Aid Programs
President Johnson approved regulations banning racial discrimination in aid programs of seven federal agencies. The action implements Title 6 of the Civil Rights Act and takes effect 30 days from announcement. Agencies covered include Interior, Agriculture, Labor, HEW, Housing, GSA, and NSF.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Departments of
the Interior, Agriculture, Labor, and Health, Education and Welfare
Housing and Home Finance Agency
General Services Administration
National Science Foundation
India prepares plan to ban nuclear weapons at UN
Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri said India will submit a new plan to the United Nations aimed at eliminating all nuclear weapons. He noted discussions with Britain and that India has formulated proposals but the method and form will be decided later.
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London
Lal Bahadur Shastri
India
United Nations
Governors Split Over Burch Rap
Republican governors diverge on a call by Gov. Robert Smylie to oust GOP National Chairman Dean Burch. Some back leadership change as needed after defeats, while others caution against purges and seek party unity under one tent. Governor Chafee supports ouster. Hansen doubts usefulness. Romney remains noncommittal. Morton warns against bloodletting.
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Denver
Colo
Robert Smylie
Idaho
Dean Burch
Smylie
National Committee
GOP
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Romney
hJoner
John H. Chafee
Rhode Island
Burch
Cliff P. Hansen
Wyoming
Hansen
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Lawrence Scouts Plan Sixth Street Caroling Drive
Lawrence Cub Scout packs will carol along Massachusetts Street from Seventh Street to South Park on Thursday December 17 beginning at 7 30 p m A committee led by Mrs Dana Dowd arranged the event A rehearsal is set for Saturday December 12 at 1 30 p m in the O parking lot Across from Allen Fieldhouse Donations for the Topeka State Hospital Christmas drive will be collected at three stations weekdays 9 a m to noon and 1 to 5 p m The 14 car San Francisco Chief derailed near Topeka with limited injuries and a five hour delay Salvation Army kettles were manned by American Legion members snow slowed traffic Mrs Gale Sayers returned from Chicago to Lawrence and is awaiting her husband’s NFL contract look They discuss Shrine game and Blue Gray appearances KU players and Lorian Schweda may join Shrine roster Potter Lake remains unsafe for skating with only two inches of ice.
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Lawrence
Jim Owens
Salvation Army
8Th
Vt. Sts
Owens
C. R. Moffitt
Mimi Frink
Russell Frink
Stratford Rd
Kansas City
Massachusetts St
Journal-World
Massachusetts Street
Seventh Street
South Park
Dana Dowd
Allen Fieldhouse
Topeka State Hospital
Ralph Wolfson
West Side Presbyterian Church
6Th and
Maine
Douglas County
First Christian Church
10Th
Ky. Sts
Topeka
San Francisco
J. R. Whitney
Santa Fe
Gale Sayers
Chicago
Chicago Bears
Sayers
Linda
New York
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